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Good morning, Portland. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 23rd of December.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Southern Maine offers a variety of New Year's Eve celebrations, including dance parties, live music, kid-friendly events, and a unique wild blueberry drop.  Portland Press Herald
  • Kate Lemos McHale, with over 20 years of experience in historic preservation in New York City, is the new executive director of Greater Portland Landmarks, aiming to enhance the nonprofit's advocacy and educational efforts in Maine.  Portland Press Herald

CULTURE NEWS

  • Portland hosts diverse weekend entertainment with Reed Foehl's folk music performance, a Talking Heads tribute concert, an old-fashioned radio show, and the Polar Bear Dip & Dash fundraiser event.  Portland Press Herald
  • Portland is hosting a variety of concerts including local country band 12 O/C headlining in August and tickets are now available for notable performances.  Portland Press Herald
  • DJ Jay-C, aka Jason Conti, prepares diverse music sets for a high-energy New Year's Eve dance party at Portland's Aura nightclub.  Portland Press Herald
  • Portland-based singer-songwriter Katie Matzell will perform a Bonnie Raitt tribute show with friends at One Longfellow Square.  Portland Press Herald

HEALTH NEWS

  • A report from the University of Southern Maine indicates Mainers in residential care facilities are older and have more serious health needs, including a higher likelihood of dementia, than those in nursing homes.  Portland Press Herald

LIFESTYLE NEWS

  • Noble Pizzeria and Barbecue, now reopened on Stevens Avenue, has enhanced its menu with six specialty pizzas, including a unique barbecue pizza, alongside its traditional smoked meats.  Portland Press Herald
  • Record numbers of Americans, including many from Maine, are expected to travel during the holidays, with road, air, and train travel all seeing increases.  Portland Press Herald

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • Story Time with Miss Robyn at Curtis Memorial Library

    Engaging weekly story time featuring stories, songs, and activities designed for children aged 2-5 accompanied by a caregiver.

    Tue, 12/24/24

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  • Max García Conover Live Concert

    Enjoy a live performance by Max García Conover at Portland House Of Music and Events in Portland, ME.

    Fri, 12/27/24

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  • Griffin William Sherry Concert

    Experience a live performance by Griffin William Sherry at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine.

    Sat, 12/28/24

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  • Portland, Maine Amazing Race and City Tour

    Participate in a scavenger hunt that encourages team bonding through creative challenges and exploration of Portland's hidden gems.

    Sun, 12/29/24

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  • Maine Celtics vs. Texas Legends Game

    Watch the Maine Celtics take on the Texas Legends in a basketball game at the Portland Expo.

    Tue, 12/31/24

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  • Social Gathering for Drinks at Run of the Mill

    This event invites locals to connect over drinks at a popular brewery in Saco while engaging in social activities and fostering new friendships.

    Fri, 1/10/25

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  • Xander Nelson: Solo Performance at Brickyard Hollow

    Xander Nelson, a Portland-based singer and guitarist, showcases his energetic blend of garage rock, pop-punk, and blues in a live solo set at Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company.

    Sat, 1/11/25

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  • Floating Full Moon Yoga Nidra at Leaping Waters Yoga

    Experience a restorative yoga session that combines aerial hammocks, body awareness, and intention setting under the full moon, guided by Robin.

    Sun, 1/12/25

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  • Tuesday Coed Dodgeball League

    This coed dodgeball league at Breakwater School offers fast-paced action and is suitable for players of all abilities, with the option for corporate team building and socializing after games.

    Tue, 1/14/25

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  • DevelopME Committee Lunch & Learn: Flood Hazard Mitigation Strategies

    This event focuses on understanding flood hazards and exploring strategies for designing buildings that are resistant to flood damage to enhance community resilience.

    Wed, 1/15/25

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REAL ESTATE

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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